In the context of the MCU, that moment holds a lot more gravitas than if the two had an actual conversation. We love our boys and their inability to talk about things.

At the end of the first episode of the Loki series on Disney+, Mobius told Loki that the TVA needs his help in tracking down a loose Variant.

John Oliver—or, as I like to call him, Better Zazu—has been at the forefront of talking about prison reform. He has done multiple segments pointing out the human rights issues surrounding multiple elements of the American prison process, from incarceration itself to reentry into society for those who have served their time. In his latest segment, he spoke about the issue of prison heat.

I can appreciate In the Heights and what it did for the Latinx community while pointing out how it failed the Afro-Latinx community. I contain multitudes.

Saturday kicked off the start of E3 and one of its events, the Wholesome Direct, showcased over 70 indie games with a focus on wholesome content.

Once we all have an idea of how to go about talking to some aliens, we elect our best representative (probably Tom Hanks?) to go ahead and do the talking. Sound good?

Last week, after seven long seasons as serving as one of The CW's The Flash’s most well-known and beloved characters, Carlos Valdes said goodbye to the series, and the character of Cisco Ramon, in season seven episode twelve, “Good-Bye Vibrations.”

Anti-vaccine folks may often be a joke to those of us on the left, but it is important to remember that they are organized and have been making strides for their dubious cause in this country.

It's a bold amount of exposition to pack into the first episode, but Herron ably folds in character development and emotional beats with establishing the world.

It's also a welcome break for cosplayers donning thick, heavy costumes in the dead of summer. Who among us hasn't seen a sweaty, red-faced Jon Snow cosplayer pass out from the sweltering heat of a summer in San Diego?